The Writer (Short Story)
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Last published Tue, Aug 16, 2016
Have you ever found a letter in your locker or back pack or hidden in your book? Im sure most of us have. This is a story about a girl with the most bland life in search of the writer of the love notes she kept finding in her locker.
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